Saluda students are working on eye/ hand coordination by striking balloons. Kindergarten students keep the balloon up with their hand. Second graders use a ping pong paddle as an extension to keep the balloons aloft. Read More . . .
Saluda School staff and students are so “thankful for books” that they had a Book Character Celebration Day. Students met in the gymnasium, dressed as a favorite character and explained why they chose that character. “It was so exciting to see the students looking around the room at characters from books that they now want...Read More . . .
Saluda School staff were very excited upon arriving to work Tuesday morning. Greeting them were smiling Kiwanians holding posters of gratitude and appreciation for their dedication and hard work. Read More . . .
Students in grades 1-3 had an opportunity to participate in a family engagement activity based on the free book each student received through a grant. Students were creative in their robots using only recycled materials.Read More . . .
Mrs. Richardson’s and Mrs. Doten’s second grade class had pumpkin day on Friday! The students participated in many math and science stem activities all related to pumpkins. The students even got to try several pumpkin flavored goodies!Read More . . .
Spooky music for Halloween? Of course! Saluda’s 5th graders listened to “Danse Macabre “ by Camille Saint-Saens, learned the story of the music, then created their own artistic impression. Happy Halloween!Read More . . .
Mrs. Fletcher’s 1st grade class at Saluda Elementary enjoyed a pirate themed week of learning this past week. The week included fun pirate books and pirate themed math lessons. On Friday everyone had to walk the plank, a giant number line, to show the work for the word problems they created.Read More . . .
